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Are the 3r reeds better at withstanding non-intercooler heat? Just running stock reeds about 500 miles on them on a silber setup.
Don't feel like smoking the stock one on some big pulls this spring if the 3r will handle the heat better.

 

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From my use, They are a much better turbo reed.

 

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Do you think they would give any performance difference? More response on bottom end?

 

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If your are a bit fat on the bottom then yes they could clean that up a little as they are stiffer.

 

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I just tried the VF 3r on my MTNTK kit and the idle was lower, it sometimes required a little throttle to start and I developed some low end hesitation that I never had before. Went back to the stockers and normal again. The only wildcard is I left the stuffers in with the VF. MTNTK instructions say to remove them but I thought the VF were a better design and not a restriction.

 

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They rock on the Silber kits.

 

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bostons
how many miles before you recommending
replacing reeds ?

 

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I have seen Stock go 750ish and Boyseen go 400-600, Still going on the Vforce 3r so not sure. There is some factors that can change things.

 

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wellfed777 said:

bostons
how many miles before you recommending
replacing reeds ?

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On the stockers I have seen as much as 1K. I put the Vforces in when I install a kit now because I like them that much.

I 'm not sure how long they last yet but were over 1K and they are still doing good.

 

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Just as an FYI, the stock Polaris Axys 800 reeds are the Vforce 3R.

 

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yeah i knew that i've got an 11 pro

 

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Just put the Vforce reeds from the Axys in my turbo Pro. It has created a low end severe hesitation stumble until about 5500 RPM. Talked to my turbo builder. He said in some non HO engines he has heard of the problem. I think it is hit or miss. No pun intended

 

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Are these a complete replacement cage? Where's the best place to buy?

 

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Yes, Search for force 3r on eBay and look for the lady with big boobs wearing a red tank top. You can't miss it....clever marketing :face-icon-small-coo

 

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/2007-2015-P...ash=item2a468da972:g:Yo8AAOSwd4tUIf2l&vxp=mtr


There you go

 

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Which replacement petals fit the v-force 3r that are in the 2016 axys?